Fighting Generals in the Civil War in Sherwood Ohio
A survivor reflects on Civil War generals and battles, recounting key figures like Sherman, McPherson, Polk, and Johnston. He compares Union and Confederate losses, notes presidential generals, and asserts democracy is safe, with excerpts on Atlanta, Kenesaw Mountain, and other campaigns.
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Ferre
Tsang
Sher
Cito
Sherwood
Carter
Aly Noroyeela
Botamier
Roesenth
Hanerefond
Hilleed
Harker
Kenesaw Mountain
Ohio
McPherson
Howard House
Atlanta
Fost
Sherman
John A Logat
Buatch Jack
Ctoekimonga
Tames Bo Steadman
Ttde
Stemdeiain
Sibert Sidney
Pune
Tate
Pieur
Leonidas Polk
George H Phos
Gunn
Nes
Nashville Lhothe
Resaca
Toe Hooker
Yellow
Furieus
Burnt Mickers
Guo T
Mayecott
Hayward
Chancellora
Ambrose Hill
Albert Sidney Johnston
United States
McKinley
Roosevelt
George Washington
Misery of Backache Fades After Years of Struggle
A Muskegon resident recounts years of chronic back pain and weakness, detailing ongoing physical limits and impact on daily life, work, and hope for relief through medical care and support. The feature highlights personal endurance and the search for treatment.
Woman's Health Urged as Precious Gift
This piece warns women to guard their health year round before any sex-specific ailment takes hold. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a commonly recommended remedy and invites readers to write for personal advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Ray Rey Roe
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
L E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Tial
Lynn
Moderated Ones Comment Sparks Debate Over Artistry
In a provocative remark about an author, critics discussed how alcohol might influence his emotional portrayal. The dialogue shifted to a lighter note as the critic teased future works with watercolors, highlighting creative shifts and public reaction.
The Joss of this Job Ends in Vanity and Egotism
A fragment reflects on vanity as the cause of failure, noting ego and pride corrode a person’s image. The line likens a ravaged face to a mark from the devil’s factory, suggesting self-admiration leads to downfall.
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Roy Tangy
Macy Canfiete
Rocky Face
Atlanta
Towa Young
Horace Greeley
Count de Faris
Coxof Hi
Florence Tointon
Brhel
Valparaiso
Pointon
Willard Shennan
Ethel
John Sehrmidt
Camp Grant
Rock Island Southern Railway
Rock Island
Monmouth
Matherville
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Polr
Genveral Howard
General Logan
Illinois News Notes
William E. Bayley
Herald Prairie Township
Carol
Chicago
Edwin W. Sims
Chicago Crime Commission
Litchfield
Celestine Myers
Bloomington
Florida
H. Scott Castles
Springfield
Police
Jacksonville
Springside
Pana
Nationalitie
University of Illinois
China
Illinois
War Department
New York
Alonzo Berth
Corridotion
Grace Whisman
Martha Holtz
Walter J. Whisman
A A. Parlow
Danville
Belvidere Mill Producers’ Association
Milk Producers’ Organization
Belvidere
Arthur Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Arthar Wds
The
American Legion
Roon
Freeport
Hinals Public
Freeport Gas Company
Phillips
Benton
Charlies Miller
Randal Smith
Mra
Anna Geiger
Dixon
Mra. Geiger
California
Lebanon
Zerweck
Muskegon
Priget
Fletcher
Hill
Mr. Hire
Holland
Peterson
Mary Ma
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